Book : Going Into Town A Love Letter To New York - Chast, _v

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About the Author Roz Chast grew up in Brooklyn. Her cartoons began appearing in the New Yorker in 1978. Since then, she has published more than one thousand cartoons in the magazine. She has written and illustrated many books, including What I Hate: From A to Z, and the collections of her own cartoons The Party After You Left and Theories of Everything. She is the editor of The Best American Comics 2016 and the illustrator of Calvin Trillins No Fair! No Fair! and Daniel Menakers The African Svelte, all published in Fall 2016. Washington Post 10 Best Graphic Novels of the YearNew York Magazine The Year’s Most Giftable Coffee Table BooksNewsday Best Fall BooksThe Verge The Ten Best Comics of the YearAn Indie Next PickWinner of the New York City Book AwardFrom the #1 NYT bestselling author of Can’t We Talk About Something More Pleasant?, Roz Chast, an absolutely laugh-out-loud hysterical (AP) illustrated ode/guide/thank-you to Manhattan.New Yorker cartoonist and NYT bestselling author Roz Chast, native Brooklynite-turned-suburban commuter deemed the quintessential New Yorker, has always been intensely alive to the glorious spectacle that is Manhattan--the daily clash of sidewalk racers and dawdlers; the fascinating range of dress codes; and the priceless, nutty outbursts of souls from all walks of life.For Chast, adjusting to life outside the city was surreal--(you can own trees!? you have to drive!?)--but she recognized that the reverse was true for her kids. On trips into town, they would marvel at the strange visual world of Manhattan--its blackened sidewalk gum-wads, those West Side Story-things (fire escapes)--and its crazily honeycombed systems and grids.Told through Chast’s singularly zany, laugh-out-loud, touching, and true cartoons, Going Into Town is part New York stories (the overheard and overseen of the island borough), part personal and practical guide to walking, talking, renting, and venting--an irresistible, one-of-a-kind love letter to the city. Review What began as a mother’s illustrated mash note to Manhattan becomes a meandering map of Chasts hilarious mental approach to her beloved town, with all of its oddball shops, subterranean secrets and an abundance of visual stimulation. - Washington Post, “10 Best Graphic Novels of 2017”[Chasts] Big Apple cityscapes burst with jumbled buildings, oddities of every variety, and her trademark loose-edged-drawn people. - TimeOut NYWhat began as a personal guidebook for Chasts Manhattan-bound suburban daughter evolved into a whimsical, discursive paean to the city . . . - O, The Oprah MagazineThe New Yorker magazine cartoonist has a style and sensibility like no one elses. Here she employs it in a graphic memoir of and tribute to New York City. Though she now lives in the Connecticut suburbs, Chast grew up in Brooklyn . . . As her own daughter prepared to move to the city for college, Chast compiled this volume that lets readers see New York through the artists eyes. - Newsday, Best Fall BooksIllustrator extraordinaire and native Brooklynite Roz Chasts new graphic memoir Going Into Town is a wide-eyed love letter to New York--or, more specifically, the streets, buildings, and sidewalk gum in Manhattan, as seen through the eyes of a Brooklyn family. - New York Magazine, “The Year’s Most Gift-Able Coffee Table Books”For New Yorkers, former New Yorkers and wannabe New Yorkers: Going into Town is absolutely laugh-out-loud hysterical. - Associated PressChasts voice and vision make this a singular love letter to a singular city. - starred review, Kirkus ReviewsObservations and advice on making ones way through the citys diversions are mixed with the quirky character that oozes from the metropoliss every concrete pore. Its all delivered with obvious and knowing affection and captured with a keenly observant pen. - starred review, Publishers WeeklyChast applies her appealingly shaggy drawin
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